Williams Racing has announced they are changing their name to Atlassian Williams Racing thanks to a new long-term partnership ...
For the first time in almost half-a-decade, Formula 1's sleeping giants Williams have landed a title sponsor which will ...
The Williams Formula One team announced a long-term title sponsorship with Australian technology company Atlassian on Tuesday to help their fight to rise back up the grid. The former champions, ...
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PlanetF1.com on MSNWilliams announce ‘biggest deal’ in team’s history with new title sponsorWilliams have announced a new title partnership with software company Atlassian that will see the team be renamed for the ...
Australian company Atlassian has become the naming rights sponsor of the Williams F1 team. Image: Williams The newly announced partnership ...
Formula 1 teams continue to roll out their new drivers ahead of the 2025 season.
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GPFans on MSNF1 team announce major driver 'UPGRADE' for 2025 seasonA Formula 1 team have sparked excitement amongst fans ahead of the new season by announcing a huge driver change. The 2025 ...
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Planet F1 on MSNClaire Williams reveals ‘p***ed off’ Ferrari letter after major sponsor ‘steal’A major Williams F1 announcement was met with a furious response by Ferrari, who penned an angry letter after a key sponsor ...
The F1 Sim Racing World Championship is making its return with Event 2, with the 10 F1 esports teams racing across four ...
With the rebrand in 2024 to Visa Cash App RB F1 Team, a new naming convention arrived for the team once known as AlphaTauri. Last year’s challenger was named the VCARB01, and while the team has not ...
Its focus remains long-term, but it enters 2025 with former Ferrari driver and four-time F1 race winner Carlos Sainz ... season a 2.39 seconds—with most teams hovering around the 2.1 seconds ...
Mike Cannon-Brookes is the latest Australian billionaire to muscle into Formula One, with his software juggernaut Atlassian ...
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